That doesn’t disqualify humans. It highlights the difference I am talking about.
Those chemical interactions and quantum effects lead to emergent properties like judgment, experience, context, accountability, and an understanding of consequences. Those are not properties that LLMs possess, regardless of how useful their output can be.
That is not to say that, in the future, LLMs won’t be used as part of other systems that add some of those properties. But that is not what we have today, or what can be seen in the foreseeable near future.
> Those are not properties that LLMs possess, regardless of how useful their output can be.
What makes you say that? Other than the usual "I'm a human, and humans must be very special, so when something that's not a human does X, it's either not real X, or X wasn't important in the first place".
It highlights, in my eyes, that "critical flaws" of LLMs are the same exact flaws that humans routinely suffer from. Sometimes LLMs have it worse, but sometimes they have it better too.
LLMs do improve release to release though. Humans are more of a mixed bag.
Those chemical interactions and quantum effects lead to emergent properties like judgment, experience, context, accountability, and an understanding of consequences. Those are not properties that LLMs possess, regardless of how useful their output can be.
That is not to say that, in the future, LLMs won’t be used as part of other systems that add some of those properties. But that is not what we have today, or what can be seen in the foreseeable near future.